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  • #31 19590506
    NIXIE_123
    Level 34  
    Close-up of a nixie clock with six glowing tubes on a board labeled HiFi Nixie Clock by Benio. Printed circuit boards on a wooden table next to a lit nixie tube clock. Nixie clock with red tubes on a wooden stand. Clock settings interface with Wi-Fi network selection, dimming parameters, and color options. Nixie tube display showing the time 17:37:16 in front of a computer screen.

    I have 5 tiles left, if anyone would like to, please send a message to PW
    esp32
    ds3231
    ntp synchronization over wifi every hour
    crossfade
    slot machine every hour
    wifi settings
    dimming after the brightness sensor
    0% arduino
    cathode control by 74141
    leds ws2812 for any 2 colors from the button
    plate for the electronix housing

    I can send with esp programmed as well as .bin sam
    I'm sorry for offtop but I will not assume the millionth topic about nix
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the Open Nixie watch project, which features a modular design allowing for various display types and microcontrollers. The watch comprises three modules: a base module with an inverter (MC34063), buttons, and power section; a display module with Nixie lamps and drivers (MMBTA42, 74141); and a logic module that can utilize a Wemos D1 mini for Wi-Fi time synchronization. Participants inquire about time measurement methods, display brightness control, and the potential for radio synchronization. The conversation also touches on the use of RTC chips (DS3231, DS1307) for accurate timekeeping, challenges with DCF77 synchronization, and the advantages of using different power supply solutions. Aesthetic aspects of the design and sourcing of components are also discussed, with references to specific Nixie tube models and kits.
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